MSI has followed in ASUS’ footsteps and also released a BIOS firmware update for its Z790 motherboards, aiming to close the issues seen in Intel’s microcode version “0x126” for 13th and 14th Gen CPUs.
According to the notes made available by the company, the update aims to bring version “0x129” of the microcodes and acts as a response to the instability problems that have affected the Raptor Lake and Raptor Lake Refresh processors.
MSI and Intel’s goal is to prevent instability and degradation from continuing to cause headaches for users. The BIOS update aims to reverse the high voltage routing on the chip – causing it to degrade and oxidize over time.
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Currently, six models of MSI Z790 motherboards already have the BIOS update that aims to prevent users from experiencing instability and oxidation issues. Check out the full list of models below:
- ME Z790 GOODNESS MAX;
- MEG Z790 ACE MAX;
- MPG Z790 CARBON MAX WIFI II;
- MPG Z790 CARBON WIFI;
- MAG Z790 TOMAHAWK MAX WIFI;
- Z790MPOWER
Preventing problems
Updating your MSI motherboards is essential if you have recently purchased an Intel processor and want to prevent oxidation degradation issues. However, if you are already experiencing instability issues, we recommend that you open a customer service call or seek warranty coverage.
If your motherboard is not listed above, we also recommend that you check the motherboard support section on MSI’s website. It is possible that the others, as well as the “600” motherboards, will receive the update in the coming days or weeks – considering that the solution is expected to arrive in August – so stay tuned.
Fonte: TechPowerUp
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Source: https://www.adrenaline.com.br/hardware/msi-atualizacao-bios-instabilidade-de-cpus-intel-core-13-e-14-gen/